BHP’s carbon emissions to rise slightly this year
Pathway to net zero will not be linear and it requires significant effort to overcome organic growth and technology challenges, the company's vice president for climate said.
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Column: Copper stocks surge offers little relief for CME shorts
Rising global exchange stocks of copper have damped bullish spirits.
SQM Lithium Ventures invests $3m in long-haul battery-electric truck developer Terraline
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Exxon to focus on lithium from brines, not hard rock mining, executive says
The company is deciding which direct lithium extraction technology it will license to produce lithium in Arkansas.
Saudi-backed Almar Water seeks lithium partnership in Chile
The Spain-based firm wants to leverage its technology in the extraction of battery-metal lithium.
Gold Reserve announces $30 million placement for Citgo bid
Part of the proceeds will go toward the company's credit bid for PDV Holdings, the indirect parent company of Venezuela-owned oil refiner Citgo Petroleum.
McEwen Copper makes share offer of $70 million to advance Los Azules
McEwen is currently working on a bankable feasibility study for Los Azules, due by the end of the first quarter of 2025.
Albemarle plans more lithium auctions to boost market transparency
The company, which operates across the Americas, Asia and Australia, cut staff and paused expansion projects in January.
